Kimberly Marie Terrian went to her eternal home on Thursday, May 11, 2023. She was born on July 3, 1959, in Waukesha, Wisconsin to Robert Riolo and Elaine Ottmann.

 Kim had a wonderful childhood and spent many evenings with her siblings and friends from the neighborhood in competitive board and card games. She thrived in elementary school and fell in love with all things cheer and Poms. Cheerleading was an important part of her time at Waukesha North High School where she excelled in the Poms squad.

The love of family and country was vital to her and led her to join the Air Force in 1981. She spoke often and with pride of the time she served.

She loved to spend time outdoors in nature and some of her happiest times were spent with her grandparents in the Upper Peninsulas of Michigan. It was here her passion for photography was birthed. Kim was an accomplished nature photographer and loved to capture sunrises, sunsets, and the serene beauty of God's creation. Her passion for life is shown in how she invested her time, whether it be in writing poems, stories, photography, or music.

Kim was a born-again believer and was committed to spreading the truth and love of God around the world. She was a member of First Assembly of God (Ocala, Fl) and was a member of many mission trips to various countries. She was also a member of the worship team. She loved playing and singing with her children whom she inspired to be greater and closer to her Savior, Jesus Christ.

She was a lifelong fan of the Green Bay Packers and had a natural wit and sense of humor that people loved to be around,

Family was her most important accomplishment. She loved her children and grandchildren fiercely. She was an excellent mother and grandmother and was greatly involved in their lives.

Sacrificial, Witty, and Determined, Kim will be greatly missed by family and friends.

Preceded in death by her father, Robert Riolo, mother, Elaine Ottmann, stepfather, Charles Terrian, and sister, Mary Marie.

She is survived by her children; Rachel Sickels(Gainesville, FL), Jason Sickels(Maryland), Cameron and Joshua King(Ocala, FL);grandchildren Marcus Sickels, Nadia Sanchez(Gainesville, FL) and Zoe Sickels(Maryland); siblings; Robert Riolo(Appleton, WI) Vincent Riolo(Ocala, FL),Christine Terrian (Waukesha, WI) Chuck Terrian(Sussex, WI) Jennifer Branch(Ocala, FL), and James Riolo (Palm Beach, FL), Stepmother Jere Lee Riolo(Ocala, FL).

The family wish to express their appreciation for the excellent and compassionate care to the staff of Advent Hospital and Hospice of Marion County, and for the loving and generous support of family and friends for them in this difficult time.